B.C. father who killed his 3 children doesn’t meet high-risk test: lawyer
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — A man found not responsible for killing his three children is being properly managed, his psychosis is under control and he doesn’t fit the definition of a high-risk accused, his lawyer said Thursday.
Rishi Gill told a British Columbia Supreme Court judge that Allan Schoenborn, 49, is being properly managed in a psychiatric facility and he doesn’t fit the definition of high risk, despite significant anger-management issues.
“There is nothing in the anger situation that takes him out of the regular stream. It’s the psychosis risk that puts him into the high-risk. And that psychosis is under control,” Gill said.
“What happens when his behaviour deteriorates, even under mental-health criteria? He is managed properly within that scheme.”